AC Milan Step Up Pursuit of Lewandowski Amid Salary Challenge

AC Milan has intensified talks to sign Robert Lewandowski from FC Barcelona. The striker earns €20 million gross yearly, while Milan can offer about €7 million net. Interest from the Chicago Fire adds competition. The transfer depends on Lewandowski’s willingness to stay in top European football.

As the transfer window approaches, AC Milan have stepped up their efforts to sign Robert Lewandowski from FC Barcelona. The Italian club has moved beyond initial enquiries and is now in deeper talks with the striker’s representatives, clearly showing serious intent to bring the experienced forward to San Siro.

However, the deal is far from simple due to financial challenges. Lewandowski currently earns around €20 million gross per season, which is well above Milan’s wage structure. To make the move possible, the club has proposed a deal worth about €7 million net per year, meaning the player would need to accept a significant pay cut. Milan is not alone in the race, as the Chicago Fire have also shown interest in signing the 37-year-old striker.

Despite the competition, Milan believes Lewandowski can add leadership, experience, and consistent goal scoring to their squad. The final decision now depends on the player’s ambitions. If he wishes to continue competing at the highest level in Europe, Milan could become a strong option. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether this high-profile transfer materializes.